Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-16
DUN ON TRADE.
One Reason Why Stocks sr8 N0f
Stronger Is Money il Going Into
Land Factories and Buildings.
Syh AT slows = Grcat Decline So 10 OH
REd Corn, W;th O.h.r Com
mpuiIiss Hlgcer.

New YoRR, July 1j.-R. G. Dun & Co.
in their weekly review OF trade say tx
ports Of breads.gfs, cotton, anim,ls and
animal products and petroleum in June
were So. Cts 2T7, agsins. SIS G2S 224 for
the ssme month last year. Braa6stuTs
increased s. 900, 600 SUD cattle S21l,Cl0.
Cotton decreased $500 600, provisions
500 900 ard OF, SG44; goo, with other eX-
ports as lest year. The aggregate
for the same would be $3.50, O0O, 600
8gai0st S595 600, 600 imports, making the
excess Of imports for three months &40,-
Coz, GOO Cotton held ABOVE foreign mar
bet accounts Tor S25,9OJ, 600 Of this, and
records would MITIGATE that This speCQla-
tion was not wiser than the one in Wheat.
TIE unloading of those who bought
wheat after Ksrshaw'S failure mas de-
pressed No. > red here to Sole, ct g fall
Of over 4 Tor the week, and 2t!c since
Jane 80, With exports Of 49,
G29 900 bushels for the past
wear, the stock carried over
includes $4,000 eco. Visible supply,
100000 bushels in California snd Ger
tginly % ,QOl, 900 in farmers hands, be-
SIDES ail -four on hand, facts which gstab-
Hsl the correctness OF the estimates III :de
months ago th2ttde surplus wcgld exceed
5000 600 n spite of railroad earnings,
w1icu gained 10 Per cent. in Jane, aod
tbe enCourcE jCg assurances ~ prominent
merchants continued proof .aS. the inter
asatg set IS not to De construed by courts
IS 10 do al harm apgr,tsuded
The prices Of stocks have
been lower. The market depends
not upon values or ,srEil@s, bat upon in
Jividual notions s. 10 tie question
whether the famous Ives Ges- Is N rely
u.deelt OF . mjSdcGl I. Is the case O.
g l0nE row % bricks on one end. Ii one
banker calls ( d)uJUIi loan he feIgs
that it VIII cause other csus, aud top
ping over oil along the line. 50 every
body waits fer the IN aTket and the .2sc-
tet waits for , long promised "Sytte-
ment 10 ma.grislize.'
WHY VISITORS ARE NOT HUl.NG.
Statistics Of new buildings aud real
estate sales may explain. IL the
country has la SIX months
invested 500, geo COO in new 5UGai1G,
500 0G0,9QO more il devclODiog south
aTn manufactures sUd mines besides tg2
cost OF bGi.aIpgs, aLL es much more Ia
the rest Of the COuEtry, ard 800 00C, geo
ia neW railroad building i. emit nave
al Unlimited sum ready to euploY "a life
ire prices Of securities. The c3>h out
side the treasury and banks wis1 the de-
pests amounted 30 s. ,IG2 600 d yazr ago,
0r $50 20 per capita and now amounts 10
S2,32t,CC0, or So 20 per capita. The
present prices OF stocks less assessments
paid arc about per cent higher than .
.yasE ego. P1rk i, % per cent. higher.
Cotton 10 per cent. higher. Coffee 9 per
cent higher. Pig iron T. per cent. b 2aer.
S eel rails q per cent. EIIler. W5ca5 &
per cent. lower Corn per cent. lower
on per cent. lower and hes b+GC is per
cent. lower. From ali interior points
trade reports ere favorable considering
the season and collections lair. VI neY
Is tr.na extra ct Nsshvi ie, in gOOG de-
maad al Cleveland and plcoty at
Kansas City. Unusual activity IN
ty5acco is noted at Cincinnati.
a syndicate IS said to nave bought
6 100000, 9 thirl Of KenuCky'5 blue
grass crop. Iron is stronger. Tne New
90 900 tons less fCT tie haf year than the
Pitts5urg account which would make the
half years consumption OF domestic
ana imported irouGnd steel rs 900 tons
agginst 8 SIG, 600 for the first hef Of 1886.
Some s'rIngeuCy n western points affects
prices OF wool Wool ;riCUts are much
depressed, g sale OF $500 pieces being
n0Ied at 42tc against JJC last
year and one mouse opens
light weight chevio5s at 5I25, which
were reduced 10 5 l 81 last year. In The
cotton brsnch, dry goods prices are well
ms into i17s.3